re: I guess it's Mizzou's week coming up. Unflattering OTL out

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Here's a suggestion. Instead of trying to protect the reputation of your university, push for full accountability and then go volunteer a few hours with an organization like RAINN.

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This would come off as more genuine if you weren't trolling a page ago.

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Is that fricking clear enough for ya??

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The dumb frick piggie is too busy shifting from trolling to climbing up on his fictional high horse. So I doubt he understands.

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It's not bullshite

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rate is about 20 to 25% in the United States

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Worldwide it's about 35%

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Stop digging. You've reached bedrock.

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Spend some time around health care folks and you are a total tool if you think they can not read between the lines. I have dealt with the 3 day involuntary and it is not used lightly in most states. Because the threshold has to be strong enough to pass judicial review that statement alone tells me volumes about the severity of care required and the information collected to make said argument.

I didn't realize I was responding to one of your posts. My bad. Wouldn't have bothered.

This whole situation seems like weak reporting hoping for a reaction. There is a lot of assuming and making of a downright flawed conclusions. IF a non-medical personnel person heard of this, they should have reported it. There are just too many holes to really come to a conclusion of someone was in the wrong or not.

I will say that the number of athletes on anti-depressants is likely high enough that just having her on a prescription for it is not nearly enough to prompt questioning. I sincerely hope that no one mishandled this girl's situation intentionally. I also hope a criminal investigation is done to determine if she was raped and to correctly punished any involved if she was.

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I also hope a criminal investigation is done to determine if she was raped and to correctly punished any involved if she was.

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I'd love to see anyone who assaulted her punished. But at this point, 4 years after the fact, 2 years after her death, when no report was made or rape kit done, and the alleged video lost...how would they even begin to develop a case? One player, Gil Moye, told ESPN he had consensual sex with her and that nothing else happened. I believe she admitted to having sex with Gil. How would they prove anything else under the circumstances?

It is clear that some folks haven't read the facts of the case.

Even if she reports rape to the MU medical staff, they can't do shite under Federal Law. If they broke HIPPA they would face up to five years in prison.

No one notified anyone in the AD or University system outside a half dozen medical personnel about a rape allegation.

When the university did find out, years later,due to a Sunshine Law request from the parents to get her email, they contacted the parents and asked if the parents wanted an investigation. The university received no response from the parents.

The only problem the AD was aware of until years after her suicide is that she was mentally ill with borderline personality disorder.

In regards to her being withdrawn from the university...

"Once the decision was made to seek treatment in Boston, following the stay in Kansas City, Meghan was consulted again, and Sasha and her family made the final decision to withdraw her from her courses.

This decision was made with Sasha's best interest in mind to protect her academic future and allow her to return to Mizzou when ready. Had this step not been taken, under the circumstances she was at serious risk of failing academically and being unable to return at a later time. At the very least, it would have been very difficult for Sasha to return had this step not been taken, and her athletic eligibility might have been in serious jeopardy."

Terrible. Nothing but a shite sandwich. I hope her family is able to find closure.